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Two programming events at London Book Fair will have particular bearing on Russia's aggression in Ukraine.

The Parliamentary Book Awards, the only book award known to be voted on by parliamentarians, has its newest trio of winning titles in the UK.

The Parliamentary Book Awards, in which political writing is the point, have issued a new and timely shortlist in London.

The UK's Intellectual Property Office 'pauses plans to rewrite UK copyright laws', as The Guardian's Alison Flood puts it.

SCOTUS rejects Fintiv challenges; USPTO and JPO pledge to improve PPH; UK publishers welcome exhaustion clarity; German Adblocking copyright test fails; US court unseals Gilead anti-counterfeiting papers; Ericsson sues Apple after licence expiration

Intellectual property rule changes were mooted in the wake of Brexit but have been shelved after warnings about how this could hit writers’ incomes

SIR – Sir Graham Brady (“We must end this disastrous assault on liberty”, Comment, December 12) gives some hope that the Government is powerless to extend restrictions on our freedoms.

Changes to copyright laws could see confusing terms such as 'cups' and 'cilantro' plunging British kitchens into chaos

The United Kingdom's audiobook sales show an eye-catching 71-percent jump, January to June this year over the same period in 2019.

We are proud to announce that we have signed Publishing Declares, a sustainability pledge with 39 other founding signatories from across the industry